1960
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After a difficult start the Cadets were well established
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1961, Tsoona (meaning Thunderbird) became BC Guidings own provincial
site, and was developed to become Guiding’s special place for training,
camps, and Brownie holidays
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1960, Guidings Golden Jubilee was celebrated with a river of golden yellow
tulips planted by the girls from coast to coast. To thank the public for
supporting us and to join our nation, Mrs. John Diefenbaker, wife of the Prime
Minister of Canada, received the first golden tulips from BC in April.
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A Brownie Song Book produced in BC prompted the production of national
song book, Sing a Song for Sixes
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A provincial newsletter Pipeline was created to provide a direct link between
the Provincial Committees and Guiders working in the field. It helped to
provide the program to the girls.
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Lady BP made another visit to Canada and was welcomed by thousands of
Guiding Members